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To: zalesky who wrote (11254)	6/14/1999 7:27:00 PM
From: JayPC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Wow... there are some emotions! You are bringing some emotions out in me right now LOL. Who's the clown? Clowns make people laugh. You make me laugh! :-) If losing money makes you that upset, don't invest it in the stock market, bury it in your back yard. Jay Sorry thread...

To: zalesky who wrote (11254)	6/17/1999 12:09:00 AM
From: KW Wingman	Respond to of 29970

You wrote: <<<To Chesley: Your a clown. In a falling market like this you admit your mistakes (like ATHM), preserve most of your profits and dump the damn thing, as I did this morning. This crap is going right into the investment shitter, where it belongs. Good Luck while I make money on the downside with ATHM!! >>> Zalesky, Do you see the BOZO name on your suit yet??? Ref your Quote: ALWAYS ATTEND THE CHURCH OF WHATS WORKING NOW!! We missed you in church service last week. In addition to your trash mouth, no respect talking about ATHM, your sale of DBCL was also timely monday - if you like to sell stocks at the bottom. Carnegie got out of the market in 1929 after he found out that the shoeshine guy had started buying stocks. I am Carnegie in this 1999 picture and you are the shoeshine boy. If you decide to get back into ATHM please let me know. The top of the market in ATHM may be at hand. You becoming bullish on ATHM again is a leading sell side indicator as it was the last time you dipped your toe into the market. Wingman